Laughing Through the Breakdown: How Comedy Keeps Young Americans Politically Tuned in
As distrust in government grows, political satire is helping young Americans understand, engage with and even laugh at the world around them.
Kissaten Corazon: A Japanese coffeehouse with an L.A. twist
A cozy cafe in Chinatown that revives Japan’s kissaten culture, adding a touch of L.A.
20K Rio’s Tommy Lloyd went viral at Coachella. Now he’s building a genre of his own
After a breakout moment on stage with Green Day, Tommy Lloyd opens up about his band 20K Rio, their sound and their journey to redefine modern rock music.
Gun incident at USC dorm sparks safety concerns among students
Gun incident at USC dorm sparks safety concerns among students -- A USC freshman was arrested on April 14 after allegedly pointing a loaded gun at another student in a dorm room, causing Parkside International Residential College residents to express fear and frustration.
Students question President Folt at Student Sustainability Town Hall
Students question President Folt at Student Sustainability Town Hall -- USC students pressed university leaders on the future of sustainability as the school transitions to a new administration.
Deltopia comes back for a fourth year in a row with more arrests and record crowds
As Deltopia draws students from across the region and increases security, students reflect on the highs and lows of the weekend festivities in Isla Vista.
Trump is “not joking” about running for a third presidential term
USC professors shed light on the 22nd Amendment and the possibility of the president's third term.
Trump administration continues to impose tariffs, raising concerns among USC small business owners
Cost increases are likely to be passed onto consumers, raising prices even higher.
Trump’s address to joint Congress meeting showcases a divide on Capitol Hill
The House chamber was split and many protested during the president’s first congressional address to the nation.
Ukrainians protest three years of war at Santa Monica City Hall
Angelenos stood in solidarity with Ukrainians amid growing tensions between the United States and Ukraine.
USC students concerned about study abroad programs under Trump’s presidency
The Trump administration’s new policies aimed at higher education have raised concerns among USC students about studying abroad in the upcoming semesters.
Annenberg celebrates Charlotta Bass Day 2025 with new installment of the Second Draft Project
Annenberg’s new AI screen features the Charlotta Bass Lab's Second Draft Project, which gives insight into the civil rights movement and those left out of original reporting.
DTLA ArtNight raises funds for wildfire relief, celebrates community through art
DTLA ArtNight raises funds for wildfire relief, celebrates community through art
“We are the last generation:” USC Hillel hosts Holocaust survivor
Holocaust survivor Eva Perlman shares her story with USC students, highlighting the importance of Holocaust remembrance.
Los Angeles County Museum of Art creates a creative, healing space for youth displaced by Eaton fire
Los Angeles County Museum of Art creates a creative, healing space for youth displaced by Eaton fire. The Parks and Recreation department helped organize “care camps” for affected kids.